Painters in Washington Township, NJ

Many 1960s and 1970s homes have wallpaper, sometimes several layers deep. We score and soak the paper, scrape it off, then wash away the leftover glue. After that we repair any damage to the wall and prime it before painting. Paste left behind is what usually causes new paint to crack.

Aluminum gutters lose their color over time and start to look chalky. We clean them, use a primer that bonds to metal, and finish with exterior paint to match your trim. Painting gutters along with the fascia and shutters gives the whole roofline a clean, finished look.

We cover the whole township, including the Birches, Wedgwood, Hurffville, Grenloch and the neighborhoods around the town center on Egg Harbor Road. We also work in Turnersville and the Washington Township side of Sewell. Reach out and we will schedule a free estimate at your home.

Tree-lined streets in the older neighborhoods keep siding damp, and mildew shows up as dark spots on the shady side. Painting over it does not work, since it grows right back through the new coat. We clean and treat the affected areas first, let the siding dry, and then paint with a product made to resist mildew. Keeping shrubs trimmed off the house helps too.

Yes. Paneling from the 1960s and 1970s takes paint well with the right prep. We clean it, sand the glossy finish, fill the grooves if you want a flat wall, and prime with a bonding primer so the paint sticks. Two finish coats later, a dark den looks bright and current. It is far less work than tearing the paneling out.

A short list of the rooms or surfaces you want painted is all we need. If you have color ideas, pictures help. For exterior work, let us know about any peeling, old wallpaper inside, or gutters and shutters you want included. We measure, inspect the surfaces, and leave you a written scope. We come to you, so there is no need to clear your day.